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Category Archives: WordPress
Integrating Google Spreadsheets with WordPress
At WordUp Glasgow yesterday I showed a plugin I wrote to integrate data on Google Spreadsheet with a WordPress website. The Use Case To manage rotas within Adelaide Place Baptist Church we use Google Spreadsheet which several people have access to edit and keep up to date. This works for us as it’s easy to [...]
WordUp Glasgow 2012
I attended the very first WordPress conference in Glasgow yesterday – WordUp Glasgow, arranged by Taryn Wallis and Martin Young of WPScotland. The all-day event was held in the IET Teacher Building in St Enoch Square right in the centre of Glasgow and was a great venue – particularly the well-appointed lecture theatre with power [...]
Tagged Glasgow, WordPress, WordUp Glasgow
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WordPress for a Family History Project
Here’s the slides for my talk at this morning’s WordUp Scotland. WordPress for a Family History Archive View more presentations from johnthegeo.
WordUp Edinburgh 2011
Yesterday was the first ever WordUp Edinburgh meeting, bringing together WordPress bloggers, designers and developers from across Scotland (and a few from northern England too). The event was really well organised by Taryn Wallis and Martin Young, who ensured a wide range of speakers and topics. What did we talk about? There were a wide [...]
Tagged #WordUpEdin, community, Edinburgh, WordPress
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Cloning with WP Twin
At the “So, how did you do that?” session at the recent WordCampUK in Portsmouth, someone mentioned an interesting tool for cloning WordPress installs – WP Twin. I had a chance to test this out recently. I wanted to take a copy of a live WordPress install, so that I could test a new plugin. [...]
WordPress in the Enterprise
We ran a panel discussion on WordPress in the Enterprise at the start of WordCamp UK. Thanks to Kimb Jones, John Read, Dave Coveney and Martin Beeby for their great contributions to the discussion. The slides from this session are on slideshare: WordPress in the Enterprise, WordCampUK 2011 View more presentations from johnthegeo The discussion [...]
APBC redesign
Redesign of the site for Adelaide Place Baptist Church in Glasgow
Adelaides redesign
I’ve just updated the theme for Adelaides to give it a more contemporary feel and use WP3.0 features.
OpenAid WordHack
A WordHack to create a WordPress site importing UK Aid data
Also posted in Community Activism, International Development, Portfolio
Tagged aid transparency, DFID, openaid, transparency, UKaid, wordcampuk
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